#Ubuntu install wxhexeditor driver#

You should hit an area mentioning graphics card brand names like Nvidia, Radeon, ATI, and Intel. ~/KSP_linux # cp KSP.x86_64 KSP.x86_64.oldД¬lick the spyglass search icon, and click the 'search as text' setting, then type 'intel' as the search string. Go to where ever you have KSP installed and copy your binary to a backup: I tried the 'hexedit' mode in emacs, and that corrupted the file, so I used a program called 'wxHeењЋditor', from the wxhexeditor package (do 'apt-get install wxhexeditor') GL: disabling shadows on Intel 9xx (buggy)ДЄs far as I can tell, you can't make Mesa/OpenGL lie about the graphics cards, so what I do is edit the KSP.x86_64 binary to no longer match the 'Intel' name. The problem is the Intel graphics hardware is blacklisted by Unitењ“D, so in your Player.log file you end up seeing this line: I'm assuming you can run KSP fine, you just don't get shadows.

#Ubuntu install wxhexeditor driver#

Stunts performed by professional driver on closed course. This is a nasty hack and I'm a bit surprised that such a simple fix worked. It's only changing 1 byte, but hand-editing an executable is life on the edge. If it breaks, you get to keep both pieces. This may help other folks that don't have the exact same setup, like people using 32-bit or Ubuntu, etc. I'm running 64-bit Debian Testing (Jessie) on a Core i7 CPU. Now this is for people running Linux on Ivy Bridge, so I hope I can help both you guys out there. It also makes EVAs harder, at least for me. This is a big issue for trying to land as it makes it really difficult to judge height. So I noticed that some of the YouTube videos had shadows! And I don't! That's not right.